Rebounderz

I enjoyed our experience at rebounderz mainly because of our amazing «ref» Alexandrea. We were the only 2 people in the place around closing time and she was absolutely wonderful! Very fun, energetic, and we could really tell that she enjoyed her job and working with children. We usually visit velocity air sports, but may rethink where we jump due to her personable nature. The only thing I don’t like about rebounderz is that 2 people are not allowed to bounce in the same trampoline square vs at Velocity the trampoline squares are larger and do allow 2 people to bounce together. As long as nobody is getting too crazy, I don’t think this should be an issue. We signed waivers for a reason, ya know? We enjoyed the dodge ball area as well as the foam pits. We will be back as long as Alexandrea is working. :)

This place is big and nice, but price is not so nice. Here have2 big jump, 2 small. For this price is a little bit high, I think $ 10 would be good. The workers here r all nice and friendly.

OMG!!! Place is huge! This place is very hidden but it’s a great place for kids over 6.
The staff is pretty cool. As I can see they are expanding a lot. Which there’s a lot of construction going on. I know once they finish these projects it will be a breeze.
Currently I am at a kids party. They give the kids socks to walk around in and this is used to jump on trampolines.
They are also games and private rooms. From the outside looks small but when you come in its full game maddess.

The BEST family spot, kids camp and meet up place. So EXCITED for the expansion! We will be there the day it opens of sure. Also a fantastic camp. My kids loved it and I was happy that they were running around all day. The place is safety conscious, clean, and well staffed. Fun for all ages. WE LOVE REBOUNDERZ.

I have mixed feelings about u rebounders…
It was a little pricey. With a military discount my five year old and I paid about$ 30 for one hour. But there was an arcade so. Goodbye money r.i.p.1 hour is definitely enough. I remember being able to jump on a trampoline for hours as a young child. My son and I went in for a few minutes and he’s like mom. I need a minute.Lol. Thank the lord he did because I can assure u I did as well and I was very pleased that there were two perfectly good water fountains waiting for us even though the water was piss warm. We jumped into the foam pit, which is a bit harder to move around in than one might think btw parents. My son loved the trampoline basketball. Found another unknown talent of his! We hit up the arcade, which isn’t usually my thang cuz I feel that they are a waste of money, but everyone else In my family feels strongly other wise. When I was younger no game in an arcade was over like .50 and usually didn’t exceed 25… It’s about 1.25 per game here on your rebounders card you have to pay a dollar for and then Load money onto. I like that it puts your tickets on the card though. Less chance of loosing it or having them stolen. (Yes chuck e cheese I’ll never forget). The air hockey was only like .50 a game and then the machines you win tickets on ranged between 1.25 and 3.00 a game. For the prizes you get it’s a rip off, but as far as the kids having short spurts of fun. I’d blow like 20. Bowling is 3 bucks and I believe you can get a military discount on it. It’s not like a bowling alley it’s a mini version of bowling. Reminded me of great wolf lodges bowling set up. They had archery for older kids and adults and also laser tag for eight and up. They have a snack bar that seemed to be run pretty well. We got a personal pizza a hot dog a pretzel with cheese sauce and two slushies for round 20 bucks, tasted okay although the Sausage on pizza my son says is «too spiced up». Then we paid around 12ish for some of their sugar straws you pay for the size and fill them up with different flavor sugars. And my son and I split a dip and dots for like 3 ish dollars.Ok.Getting to the mixed feelings part. We had a great time up until this point which obviously really ticked me off. So there is this really cool toddler area right. It’s got these swings that spin around automatically merry-​go-​round style and look like bananas. A small foam pit for the little ones and a ridiculously huge spinning octopus that doesn’t seem to have a rhyme or reason other than it looks cool. They also have this weird car thing that was broken down. Well there were belts blocking it off and it’s one of the main reasons we went. I went up and asked someone at the front desk if it was open and what was up with it and she asked the person at the register next to her who goes oh it’s open soo sorry about that! go ahead in!!! And we were like oh okay guess some kid stretched the belt the rides were still spinning and on soo. We, and a couple other families go in and out of no where here come the no fun police! The staff was extremely freaking ruuude!! The basket ball ref chick turns around and was like umm this is actually closed and I said well they told me at the front desk we were fine and apologized that the belt was up. Then I turn around and like 5 staff members come rushing in and telling all of the families to get out of the area and that it is closed down cuz one little car thing in it didn’t work. Why they didn’t just close down the dang car ride is completely beyond me but whatever. The rushing over lady is like WHO MOVED THE BELT!! I said I DID the two ladies at the desk TOLD me to and apologized that it was ever even up because they said this area was SUPPOSED to be OPEN. Rude. And she’s is like well I’ll just have to go talk to them then… You do that lady. All of the employees should be updated on what is going on with sections of the play area that we are PAYING to use. Well anyways other then the group of rude teenage workers having their underoos in a bunch. We had a pretty stellar time. It was our mommy and son date day and among the many many many other things we did all day gosh I’m tired. between the sugar rush dizziness and heart burn I’m up at 4am. this was by far his favorite and he informed me that he’d like to go every time we have a mommy Jay day. I can’t breath already. I’d say definitely take the little ones here. Keep the 2 dollar per pair socks so you don’t have to buy them again. Jay calls them lizard feet because they have major slip proof bottoms it almost feels like you’re sticking to the floor lol he said he bets he could climb the walls. I’d say it’s over priced with the wait times to do things and the time limit you’re on. But. If your in a splurging mood and you don’t mind the occasional rude employee. I’d definitely say GO FOR IT! The kids will love it. more than u will. But that’s the point right?

I came into Rebounderz this weekend with my niece and nephew and they had a blast! We got the unlimited package on Friday night it allowed them to do any activity almost whenever they wanted. There was a full café with pizza, subs, and even beer. We will definitely be back!

They are sooooooo cool. I had my son birthday party here and him and his friends had a blast. The party was on Saturday evening at 630pm which is considered glow jump time. The lights are off and the laser lights are on with cool music in the back ground. My total for check out was $ 415.00 for 21 kids. My son smile was priceless.

Hoooeeee! Optimistically opted for three «hour-​long» fiesta-​packages for the two teens and me. I shamefully say that I found the trampolining enjoyable for all of five minutes — but I’m glad to say that the 16 and 14 year olds made it for a solid 25 minutes each — interspersed with visits to the water fountain.
This is a pretty cool layout. I’ve heard rumblings of TLH getting something like this in the old Albertson’s on N. Monroe. If we got one, it’d be pretty cool (you know, the whole «healthy fun under one roof» thing.
The foam squares cesspool was immense fun. I suspect anyone tipping the scales over 200 lbs will have remarkable difficulty navigating themselves out of the «pool».
We didn’t do anything other than the bouncing around.
This was very clean, well lit, and clearly a destination point for a number of youthful JAX funsters.
Thanks, JAX Unilocalers, for suggesting it.

Kids always have fun. We don’t go unless they’re doing a special since it is sort of pricey. Kids don’t complain & enjoy being there. We would go more often if prices were better. Also, the teens that work there for the most part are good. Have watched a few towards closing invite lots of friends in & kick paying customers out of things like laser tag etc. because they wanted just their friends to play. Wish they could watch that a little better. Overall it’s a good time.

Had a blast loved it! Military discount and you will be tired after 1 hour of jumping

It smelled like feet! Lol. Outside of that it is a great place. My son has a great time and there is a lot of different activities to get involved in. I would recommend eating before you go there. The food and drinks are overpriced.

This place is good clean fun. We went with a group of 8 kids. From the advice of fellow Unilocalers, I registered the kids online and paid for one hour. Weekdays one hour is $ 10. I took the advice of another mom that an hour was enough. And it was. The kids were worn out after about thirty minutes of non stop bouncing. They played a few games of dodge ball and complained about the older boys being too rough. It’s dodge ball. That’s what I would’ve expected. Oh, you need special sox that you can only buy there for $ 2. Also, online prepayment has convenience fees. It didn’t seem to speed up the process, although it does hold your reservation and some says it can get pretty busy. So there’s that. There are other arcade type games to play there as well as bowling and archery. I could see it being a great place for a huge youth group lock in.
Fun thing to do on rainy days.

When this establishment first opened my husband and I used to take my nephew here often, due to very busy schedules we haven’t been here in a year or so. We tried to come yesterday at 12pm and they were at full capacity and it said to come back at 1:30, we come back and then the sign time had been changed to 2:30. I don’t know about anyone else but this was really frustrating. There were 4 buses parked at the back of the parking lot so I’m assuming summer camps were there. If you aren’t going to be able to take any outside customers then just say you’re closed rather than making customers drive back and forth just to be able to not get in and you keep pushing the time back. Finally we just came back later that evening and it just got worse.
The waiver process is easy and quick and the girl that had cashed us out was very nice. Our group paid about $ 45. We go to the foam pit and the referee that was tending it was just sitting on the side of the foam pit letting the kids do whatever they wanted (throwing the foam at eachother and not getting out of the pit.) which made the people in line have to wait even longer. We then went to dodgeball and we came to find out it is timed games. I understand that it needs to have some time limit so everyone can play but I feel like when each team barely plays that’s not long enough. We then went to the dunk area and my husband had to wait in line for 10 minutes because the two people that were currently dunking just kept going and didn’t give anyone else a turn. Already frustrated we decided we were going to go get drinks at the concession area. We stood there for 5 minutes and nobody came. An employee walked by on his phone and just looked at us and kept walking. Finally, the guy came out from the back, I ordered a pibb extra and he didn’t hear me so I had to repeat it back he then proceeded to ask me if I was still planning to jump and I said yes and he said I wasn’t allowed if I was drinking I said I can’t jump if I’m drinking a soda? And he said oh I thought you were getting a beer??? I paid and then instead of quickly getting my drink he takes everyone’s order in line that got built up because he wasn’t there in the first place and then gets my drink (of course this is all happening and my jump time is decreasing).
I feel like there is lack of organization and the employees just don’t care. There was no management walking around and I feel like since it is more laid back than it used to be when it first opened it has just gotten really shitty. I would rather spend my money elsewhere where I get good customer service.

A friend of mine had her son’s birthday party here a couple weeks ago at the small area next to the café. The staff was very helpful! Jumper referees enthusiastically explained rules to the children. Only complaint is that apparently our pizzas were not brought out to us on time but the young girl working the fancy room who was taking care of us was very apologetic and helpful the whole time. Café staff acted very confused about late arrival of pizza and the young girl was only one who seemed to know how to figure things out. Overall great experience!

I had a lot of fun coming here for toddler time with my daughter and husband. The going in process was pretty quick and painless. Filling out the waiver was quick and took about 2 – 3 minutes to fill out on site. The staff at the counter were friendly but when I told them my husband was in the bathroom as I paid they smiled and said okay. Well I had gone ahead and walked towards the trampolines and they stopped my husband and made him pay for himself even though I had told them how many we were when I paid. Fine, no biggie but they should have charged me for him as I paid for us rather than stop him and have him explain who was in the trampoline area waiting for him. The referees were nice and helpful and the trampolines were well maintained but the soft blocks area looked yucky! The foam blocks looked all broken and maybe need to be replaced. No two people can jump on the trampolines at the same time for safety issues but they don’t have that many to begin with so I don’t even want to imagine what it’s like during the busy times, especially since you pay for time to jump.
Overall we had a good time but we can’t see ourselves coming here unless it’s toddler time (which has been stopped for the summer). Socks are cheap to buy and can be reused.

Perfect place if you want to pay alot of money and not have to discipline your kids and let them run wild. There are many rules to follow and yoy are constantly reminded of them. Besides the fact the place is really busy usually and you only have a certain amount of time before you have to leave and spend some of that time listening to what not to do and waiting in line.
Spend your money elsewhere and have fun with your kids. Place is a money trap

12,000 square foot of fun for the kids. What I wouldn’t have done to have a place like this when I was growing up. There are trampolines everywhere and they monitor them very well by cycling a number of jumpers onto and off the trampolines. Never over crowded and safety is top priority.
There is an open jump area where the kids can jump to their hearts content in a free-​style manner, or they could just head on over to the dodgeball trampoline area, or maybe they could flip into the Foam Pit, which I’ve witnessed is difficult to get out of. They also have a basketball Slam Dunker, laser tag, and a huge video game arcade.
We used Rebounderz for our kids birthday party (age 12 and 15). The party was handled by one of the employees who set up the room, provided socks to the kids, cut the cake and handed out drinks and tokens. Everyone that attended had a real good time. I would highly recommend them.

My boys enjoy coming here but there were issues with my son shoes. They didn’t have his size shoe. Their shoes were old and looked dirty anyway so I was happy my son could wear his own shoe. The place has a nice little bar for parents while kids enjoy other activities so that’s a big plus!

Not a bad spot.
Sufficient games. Dodgeball, laser tag, archery tag, etc. I only did the laser tag. Therre should be a way to discern your teammates from your opponents. That would make the game more successful and less confusing. I’m wasting ammo on my own teammates in the battlefield.
Also, I do wish that the token machines took credit cards. The place would get a lot more business if this occurred.
Overall okay.

Rebounderz is a great option for fun physical activity. They’ve changed a couple of their policies recently so lemme give you a run-​through of what to expect.
When you enter Rebounderz for the first time, you will have to complete an waiver at their computer station. If you’re under 18, I believe you need to have your parents sign a waiver for you. Once you’ve completed in the waiver, the system will have your information saved and you won’t have to do it again the next time.
In the past, you were able to wear your own socks in the trampoline area. Now, they require you to purchase their socks for $ 2. However, you get to keep the socks and you may use them for future visits.
Rebounderz is kind of costly ~$ 14 /​hr. However, it does include a general bouncey area, a small basketball hoop area with large and small hoops, a dodgeball area, and a foam area you can dive into. I will caution that it can be very hard to get out of the foam blocks area after you’ve dived into it.
Rebounderz offer other activities besides the trampoline /​bouncy areas, for additional costs. This includes laser tag. They also offer fitness classes.